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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12
W AERvOuS?

, mSm a indcscribsb,c fcc,.
ftrc 'mc physical lave ' yon
b. ! other cause, become IN"
|NlsnSy you lack ambition ,,ui,",
'tyosS. from ANY c rtS 5 #
stGnrss' ar, are troubled with dis.
NJ, , ,sna a solr.addirr""sss"',J i
MN sSn ~ description of caso'
. RIps,E9rasScrning Prof. C Sur
tuyryr iNEST.., Is an.
HSfs \, The press, the \ mo NJ.
Eains,M,' Intelligent y pc a.uu',
's merits 4 s' a.
%s , 's,s to Que person in in
. S.'h. exprcs. "l,lp nos 4.
es1pS SI.'.t 10 ccnls.to' cover over
@,S. a " In order rider.
e. Address C r,au.
ring Heck,
ituchs q. \
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To the Mexican War Veterans Of
Mississippi.

Congress having recently condition
ally n~rnsiomt,l the surviving soldiers
of the Mexican war, ! suggest that we
meet in jackson on Tuesday. March
u, nt the Chancery Clerks Office for
The purpose Of advising togcthe. with
reference to these who may be entitlrd
TO the benefits OF said oct, and to de.
wise The best means of obtaining the
sane. J. Is. DEAsoN,
Pros. Mex. War Vets. of Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12
Led Astray.
Fornandina, Nassau Co., Fla.
March 90. 1880.

have used DR.. Simmons Liver Reg
,,a,nr and always found il TO do what
ia claimed for H.. The last bottle anu
Two packages did me no good ana
arc worse than nothing. ! see II Is
NOT mt ~ by j. II. Zeiiin 4 Go, and
"ot Genuine. and u waste Of money TO
nUyit. would DO glad to get the
n,,ro and genuine. Send me some
from honest hands with rcd q and
1ciliu & Oo's signature on Wrapper)
Tho ictious stuff sold vii minr" so"hr
onc hoslv. Yunr ONt S'r,f.
V"' my HENI. I litt it
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12
A Bad Boy.

NEW York, March l5-Albert Parr, six
teen years old, employed by Obrigg d
Winter, Of Wall street, ran off with So
$50 in money and checks, which he was
sent to deposit in bank. He met some
tramps with which he spent the cash, and
tore up the checks. The parties have al,
been arrested.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12
Permanent Employment

VIII be given to n capable aud rsli-
able Indy canvnsser residing in This
place, No investment required. Goods
sell all the year round. References
necessary Write 20 j. B. IlULING
CO., III Monroe Street. Chicago, III.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12
A Quarrel and a Murder.

~INpIANAroLIs, INp., March 15.-A JourAdl
special reports that Ira Alexander was
killed tonight near the village of Dover,
in Boone County, by Thomas Hartman.
There was a money difference of twenty
dollars between them. The killing was
done with a shotgun.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

The prospect just now seems to be
tair for another fine grass crop. Plan
tcrs should, at leisure times, make all
the necessary arrangements tor hand
lug and storing this crop, which cy.
cry season is becoming more and more
important. 1t should be handled to
prevent waste, and stored SO as 10
leave no ordinary risk Of spelling,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12
Fishermen 3 ad This.

Ny stock of Fishing Tackle is com.
pletc, embracing everything fishermen
need, New styles of Hooks, Silk and
Linen Lines, Spring Hooks, Seine
Irvine, Cclluloid Minnows, Dip nets
&c. | buy from the manufacturers
aud 1T bottom prices.
W. +. FERRIS.
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Abused Wives,

Or maiden ladies suffering from ANY
FORM of female complaint, sick or nervous
headache, liver Of Kidney troubles, can be
restored to perfect health by Prof. Curtis
''lOZONE TREATMENT" which is the
greatest boon for women ever discovered.
1t makes no difference what you have TAX
en-, or who has failed to cure you, one trial
of this Treatment will always convince an
entire community. The more desperate
the case, the more convincing are its merits.
During the next thirty days one s. Treat.
mcLt will be delivered TO any lady in the
United States FIRE.. who sends both cX-
press and postottice address, and 30 cents to
cover charges, boxing and delivery. In or
dering ask for Treatment "a" Address,
Curtis IOzope Co., Wieting Flock,
Syracuse, n. Y,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

There was u fine rain In Noxuhce
last Monday, but since then the farm
ers have nj fair weather 70. work.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

Judge Ames vas very i'll last week.
but we see him this week on the streets
looking very much Ike he had had a
close call.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12
Daniel Mamma Departs.

NEW YORK, March 15.-Ex-Sccretarf
Daniel Manning sailed for Europe on the
steamer Arizona this morning. He was
accompanied by his wife and dnn"h.-~
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Proceedings Board Of Supervisors.

Monday, March Z 1881.
BOARD met pursuant to Giaarpmr,,
present u. g. Garner, Jno. T. Bin;nn'
ID. ". Th"nns, Geo. VI Gilmore. .h'
sent j VI Cunningham, present ain
clerk and slrriT.
Petition Of Frrd Jordan ct al FIR q
nrW road from Msuldin', min in ~"
%Shuqualak and BROOKLYN road w,s
rejected and dismissed ~
Petition OF Perry Franklin ct al. to
establish stock law in township IL
range L., be and the same is hereby re,,
icctcd and dismissed
II was ordered that all account, nd,.
on hle tor allowance he continued nm
I'll the first Monday in April L Z and
that from aud after this date no or.
counts Will he allowed until they h,vo
remained on file in Chanccry CLERKS
office for thirty days. and thai the see.
ton and page Of the law under which
allowance is claimed shall be cited on
said accounts, and that this order hc
published for thirty days. Nay, Gar.
ntr.
II was ordered that he bond of AL.
lie Swami as Supt Of Poor House with
N. n. Rogers and a. NJ. Stoncr as 81.
rctles III the sum Of $40, be approved.
The contract for erection of SUPER
intendcnt's house a. Poor House was
awarded to Hunter and Muuldiu NJ
$3.50.
The contract for erection Of kitchen
AT Jail was awarded to j. =. Hunter at
$3.50.
The contract for erection of garden
fence at Poor House was awarded te
+. +. Elkin at $l05 80.
The contract for erection of bridge
across Wet Water on AIlgood's Min
road, was awarded TO j. ID. Cockrell
at $2O.5O, the county to furnish all
lumber.
N. n. Rogers, Sheriff aud Tax Col.
lector, presented list of In,olvent PoIl
and Personal Tax Papers for 1886, and
action on same was postponed until
first Monday in April.
j.. L. Hunter was allowed 1915, part
payment on jail fence.
The Sheriff was allowed as follows.
on account of February Term Of Cir
cunt Court:
Attcrdancc..ofs sells deputies $ 265.00
Clearing up Court House,
wood furnished sc. 26O5
Empanneliing Grand Jury % 60
Fees state cases 300
Feeding Prisoners, 1850
Total l059.55
ALLOW ANCES:
&c Garner, reviewing roads. 90
! A Tyson, Circuit Court allowances 9S 70
Pr Cahill, Circuit Court allowances 4 30
" I Ferris, Circuit Court allowance < 80
Z s MurnhrN. Nircnii Cnlrt nllnMnnrr Il "a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12
The II. & T. P. R.

Capt. Farrar, engineer. arrived in
Town Thursday evening, and Mr.. Pat.
- 'I'e President Of the ;oad, informs
Is mat Il contract was made with him
I" commence The survc, ofthc NJ
Tx H. On the 2lsl ms. lie also in
FORMED It's that tho charter Granted bv
Uhe State OF Alabama provides for the
building Of two branches from some
point east Of the Biebce. Ouo TO tan
The TIA. Pacific, and the other to 90 to
No'av. Now we would like to see
'hc people take hold of this enterprise
Wild will, and when the subscrip-
'ioh books are opened, let all the stock
be taken promptly.
a scholarship in the Commercial
College OF Ky. for sale at this Office at
less than college rates.
ihcy say that Messrs...Edwards and
Nethery have been out in the Summer
vile hills, prospecting for ores. Sue
cess to you, gcntlcinen;i It YOU find min
erals mp there, YOU will be sure TO get
the Little j."
Mr.. W. II. Helm, of Brooksyillo was
in Macon during Court week, and we
have heard it in,imatcd that he would
be all over the county before the fall
election. If he does, he will wish to
see the people in meetings.
OF all the men in Macon during
Court week, Mr.. j. II. Macon, of Fair
view was the clcvcrcst. lie not only
paid IN advance for his paper, but he
invited ns to go fishing with him, and
promised to furnish ali the tackle
and bait we needed, and the fish, too,
if we failed to catch them. We think
We must 90.
Mr.. JAS. T.. Bush informs us that he
has found, no, more than a mile from
the railroad Il species of nearly white
clay which resembles that from which
m%ccr:chamS arc made. II is exceed
ingly soft and friabie, and seems 10 be
thrown out of the ground from ifs
surcs OF holes in which he can thrust
a stick to a considerable depth. Ii
may prove BONANZA.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

Mr. Ep,ToR Seeing in last weeks is
sue that Mr.. 4. {. FAINT was announced ny
4 candidate for Treasurer, We determined
to resort to this means OF scConding the
move" We all know him to be a reliable,
straightforward moral young man, and in
every respect wholly deserving the office.
Any one as..wcll.known as he iormany en-
cellent and noble qualities, could not fail to
obtain the really and willing support ofa
community, of which he has been a.ncmher
from his early boyhood, and where "none
named him but TO praise" May Success
crown his efforts.
Fox TRAP.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

| F'!tS occurred up the
\! between Okolona aud
E'ieen freight cars fell
Isae, one brakeman had
'h md another was seri.
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soriCI.

's NJ ~ ssscoun,s now ON file
a l rSe s iaG s,nc are HEREBY
EtoG@' , p,st j Monday Of April
\ CSVo"" UONi.thcy have re.
ths ai' ~. Clerks Office
Won 'si', ahowancc ia claim.
S,sld s%sceounts, and that
\ ff FsS' Ia for 80 days. '' ''''
EN,orss. Tue minutes of the
| f0RfRr c. PATTY,
Clcrk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

sae in Cloudy MS well as
N'aHRFoRD 4 SWAN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12
Brooksville Creamery Company
Judge Rogers Sentences,

Young Sanders, exhibiting deadly
weapons, fined 800 and Jail 30 days.
iya psinrc, grand lagrcIy ,twoycars
ID penitfn,ialy.
jed Shcrrod, grand larceny, two
year. in p"niicnii"ry.
Dick Granagiu, ~obsiructing a rail-
road, five years in pen.
Nick Common, %obstructing 4 railroad,
new trial granted
Ieom McDMiol grand larceny, two
years in pen,
Lom> Bowen, In glar@ and larceny,
!iYc years III pen.
Ephraim Busil, seduction, discharge
ed.
Anderson AllEood, robbery ten
pears IN pen.
King Sanders, assault Gua battery,
fined $50.
Inudrum Pilmau, arson, five Years
in pen.
We have heard several o: II mCr-
chants say that Pation's Patent Shelly.
ing, advertised in the Beacon was Just
the thing they needed, and we believe
that the ucXt store houses bull in Ma
con will have This Improvement, And
they are not only useful in stores, but
private families can also use them to
great advantage. They can be taken
down aud put up just wherever they
are most needed. and with very little
trouble When the Riverside Cream
cry Co. goes into operation, they will
need considerable shelving and We
would recommend to them these adj
Unstable shelving irons. They never
wear ont and will always be good pro-
pcrty.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

layton will preach at
N0t'e in M~u.lulsvil!e,
|Hgtt, March 23rd
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Total


&c Garner, reviewing roads. 90
! A Tyson, Circuit Court allowances 9s 70
Pr tahill, Circuit Court allowances 4 30
W I Ferris, Circuit Court allowance < 80
r. MurphCy, Circuit Court allowance o 80
q q Pagan, work on bridge 3 Is
The members drew their per diem.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

h,rsed to announce
|B STEWART,
.mtbc office Of Mayor.
huilrd 70 announce
|A.T. DENT
ir the office Of Mayor
MARSHAL.
nriacd to announce
ARD PARKER
ntrtlc Office OF Marshal
Milcd to announce
rs SCOTT
for Tie Office of Mar
FhofI''o 10 announce
".n, on.o of Nor.
% wv ''''.'
ll.,ircl to announce
n, p,ErH
2 I' Tue oll'''c u MAR
M, I'm ooIc, Of Marshal,
WIZ j"
WON.
"A The residence OF me
Nali.ts VIII h'', .! T.:
w. a. "S Sn,;,h -, Nn.,
t-Al,ta,niao.
~.
''' P'''o ~ s''', -"
Not AID Se' your photo
70 see wonderful i'm, !
r,.u., t.r.
.'' ,.a %".'n
y aAl farmers eau also
~ ', %""'l,. !" .., '"v,'
Fmay d wagon load of i, !
E6s .rring.
m unpl of l,mil>. SIM.
,pnd rour ordnr tat
can furnis,, o,,.,h;ru
nto, bsrrel Of tho hoe,
Or .iac Of mon, Ito
aokcd bacon that is as
|sss was cyer branch,
be to season salad.
c--:,
'''''0n VII! .preach at
, :.',' T." M"'.U''Vh1e'
,-.. m..'" -o'"
@'"0cn Okolona aud
t.,vn freight cars fell
Isu'' one brakeman had
'Aa another was seri,
|Alas Louy StapIo Got.
Fas by
DR.
tent here for a few
Faiher Richmond in ,ho
! n "I','''I most Tor the
If NSeh an active part
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

V'HO, whose sessions
drug store, have
'sckliug tho pronun.
\ English language. In
~ sNage has the worst
%o has unanimously
."ov''ioas, n~ot-cnough.
r''a' TIE publication OF
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

a scholarship in the Commercial
College of Ky. for sale at this Office at
less than college rates.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

b need of Family sup
FH1d your order 10 G. l..
e can furnish anything
ltOa barrel Of the best
p or .ide OF meat. lie
aohed bacon that is rs
|as was ever brought
pc 10 season salad.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

b. ssA'dalo. =, .. ~.
nsy, Nq ,,l.n
E,,1ir,' leaves Mac'" d.
|C wv, "wednesday ao'
v,con at a. 1T, c,rlou
ai ,apJj "Wednesday , !, y
r. b.. Macon at $ r. a. IN
,,,,i in 1': and Friday
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tICEMENTs'


E%1Hf,srnf"'
[,,i,l to announce
Fc, FAINT -, Treasurer.
n .,Iau OF tho Democratic
L,,i,,d to snrcnnco
X. BoGGES' n,,...
Es,t,he Office of Treasurer Treasurer
'siop Of, the Democratic
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

There are hoys in town who have
the very bad haji, OF throwing rocks,
r!ods and brick bats 1t each other and
sometimes the missiles fly Wild and Ell.
danger the safety " children Buti pco-
pie passing At the time. We have on
" 10 SAY that %..unIcss the authorities
put It stop to this practice, it may lead
TO something more serious, and The
evil had better be nippcd III the bud.
Mr.. I. I, Patty is II great lover Of
fine chickens. and en- make ~ fine
:u exhibit us any fancicr in this sec
ton. lie has Wyandottcs, Langshans,
Leghorns, Plymouth Rocks, Games
aud Pekin Ducks, and they arc all
true to breed. They have separate
yards to run on, are I'D vel! and lay
well. lie says if chickens are well tax.
eli care of aud well fed, they will pay
q good profit IN the The best OF food.
llo can iili a few orders for eggs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

/ 70 see a wonderful i'm.
| your garden, Send an or
|FsHDcr, Macon Depot for
b, aud farmers eau also
tN advantage in their
| SeSi Noyubcc friends
Fnny 4 wagon load Of il
Eaab spring.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

'',.'a Long Staple Cot.
IGa by
D. " PATTY, JR,
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Compare this With your purchase,

lter frli r,rirl,rs ard dir>-i"-s .er rircu.
IL n "'my ,NrNi 81 -st'c, tf,.E
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

Iapt and get your photo
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

Sarvics Ball
ST. LAMPErT bull,
EDEE'f PM ca
E'DArs" i.IS },
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12

La thp residence OF the
|ymae's Mil, Ala, by /,
T. NJ. Thomas Graham of
V.. ida Smith of Noxn.
t-AIajalniaa.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-03-12
M MAYOR.

@NAyoR' :,
,t0riisd to announce W.
[,audila'c for the office
Macon
lprsed to announce
a STEWART, -
Ort the office of Mayor
hvrlled 10 announce
|A.T. DENT
tor ,l,c office Of Mayor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-18
A WISE MOVEMENT.

The Union Coal Company at
Shamokin, Ps., has struck a severe
blow to cheap foreign labor, and has
done good thing for American peace
and welfare. An order has been issued
to its foremen to discharge all en-
ployees who are unable to speak and
understand English. Ostensibly the
order was issued to guard against &C
oidents, as through their inability to
understand what was said to them the
foreigners frequently endangered their
own lives and those of others. But
whatever occasion Of the new rule. it
should have the effect of getting rid of
very undesirable class of
people wac are a constant menace
to peace and good order In the Penn
sylvani4 coal region there are thous-
ands of the Lowest order of Poles and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-18
AVENGED HIS MOTHER.

1t was an awful tragedy which oc-
Cured at the door of a Chicago church
on Sunday, the graphic account of
which appears in the Geographic col
umns of this issue of THE HERALD. An
old man was shot down as he was leav-
ing the house of worship by one in
whom he should have felt the keenest
pride, and the slayer ought to
have entertained for his victim
not only the highest degree Of
respect and consideration, but
the most devoted filial affection. The
lad coolly and deliberately shot down
his step-father, the husband of his
mother, and before the astonished
crowd of fashionable worshipers had
recovered from the shock and fright of
the shooting, was rushing away to
the police station in the custody
of an officer. II was q most terrible
killing. but who will say that the boy is
severely blamable? If there is in this
world one thing that is dearer than
another to the right-minded boy it is
his mother. Her good name is above
all else to him. The boy VIII. will not
defend the character of his mother is
bsse-born, abnormal creature who
is unworthy the race and should 90
away from, mankind and live among
the iackals. Nor does it make
much difference whether or not the
mother is all that she should be In the
matter of morals, virtue and rectitude.
She is the boys mother. she gave him
life, nurtured and cared for him, and is
more to him than anybody and every
body else.
In this case young Lees mother had
been asssled by his step-tather most
cruelty and most cowardly. She was
Rawson's wife, and yet he shut the door
OF his house against her, and did what
he could to make her an outcast upon
earth, despised by her fellow creatures
and sssailed by her own sex as an un-
clean thing, fit only for the association
of the vile and deprayed. He charged
her with the vilest crimes which wife
can commit, and published her to
the world as 8 shameless creature.
All this was done that the
shameless old millionaire might escape
the payment of money to the woman
he had sworn to love, cherish and
protect. Young Lee read in the public
press how his mother was slandered by
Rawson; he saw her branded as g
strunpet, and forced to hide from the
public to avoid being gazed as the bss-
est of creatures. he shot her traducer
down, not as cowardly assassin, but
brsvely in the broad light of day and in
the presence Of the hundreds among
whom the slsnderer of his wife had posed
as an honorable man and a Christian. Is
there Iight-minded boy anywhere
who would have done less7 His deed
will perhaps be called murder and he
may be hanged to satisfy the law he
has violated; but in the heart of every
mother in the land there will be a warm
place for the brave lad who had the
courage to strike down the wretch who
had biackened the character of the
bows mother.
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PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
i Court in said matter, notice is hereby
given that Monday. the 31st day of Octo-
Der, A. 1887, at IL o'clock m, at the
County Court House in Salt Lake City, Utah
Territory, in the court room OF said court, has
been appointed the time and place for the
hearing of a petition of Phoebe Boyce
and Elizabeth Maxwell Boyce, pray
ing for the admission to probate of a
purporting TO be the last VIII and Tesla,
ment of William Boyce deceased, when
and where all persons interested may ap-
pear and oppose the probate of said viii,
or the granting of letters TO Phoebe Boyce
and Elijah tn Asxwell Boyce, as prayed for
in said petition.
Dated at Salt Lake City, October 18th,
1887. JOHN c. CUTLER
Probate Clerk, Salt Lake County.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

BANNOCK GOLD AND 5ILvER MINrNa Co..
OF IDAHO.
Lake Cfiy,p UtG& TSPrito o location OF Of
mines, Lava Creek Mining District, ALturds
County, Idaho Territory.
NOTICE: THERE IS DELINQUENT
IN upon the following described stock on
9th day of August, 1887, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spectiYe shareholders, as follows:
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IT Is to be hoped the church salts can
be tried and disposed of as similar suits
would he tried and disposed of else
where; that is to say, without any OF
the populsg prejudice against the Nor
mons appearing in the case. The fight
should be legal, and not political, social
or religious; and if it shall be legal the
questions involved will be settled in a
manner satisfactory to everybody. All
are heartily tired of the Mormon reli-
gion being dragged through the courts
whenever q suit is on trial in which
Mormons or the Mormon Church are
Interested.